Adolescence represents a unique period of the lifespan, characterized by heightened
susceptibility to social feedback and increased autonomy in a wide range of choice …

Overarching theories such as the interactive specialization and maturational frameworks
have been proposed to describe human functional brain development. However, these …

While it is well established that grammar learning success varies with age, the cause of this
developmental change is largely unknown. This study examined functional MRI activation …

That younger individuals perceive the world as moving slower than adults is a familiar
phenomenon. Yet, it remains an open question why that is. Using event segmentation …

Self-regulation refers to a complex of intentional and emergent processes involved in
controlling, directing, and planning one's cognitions, emotions, and behavior. In …

Adolescence is a period of rapid biobehavioral change, characterized in part by increased
neural maturation and sensitivity to one's environment. In this review, we aim to demonstrate …

Deception is an essential part of children's moral development. Previous developmental
studies have shown that children start to deceive at the age of 3 years, and as age increased …

The present investigation deals with individual differences in habitual (trait-level) mind
wandering and their effects on learning. We hypothesized that the 'positive-constructive'type …

Introduction: Previous functional near-infrared (fNIRS) studies using Go/No-Go (GNG) tasks
have focused on brain activation in relation to cognitive processes, particularly inhibitory …

The human voice is a critical stimulus for the auditory system that promotes social
connection, informs the listener about identity and emotion, and acts as the carrier for …